Picspace Cull · free
Cull on your machine. Upload only the keepers.
The first pass after a shoot is the worst one: 2,000 RAWs, three that are sharp. Picspace Cull runs on your own machine — your RAWs never leave it. Pick the keepers, send those to Picspace.
Chrome or Edge · no install · your RAWs stay on your disk
A Mac app is on the way — the browser version does the same culling today.
Every other culler wants your RAWs first.
Cloud culling means uploading 60 GB of a wedding before you have looked at a single frame — then paying to store the 90% you were always going to delete.
Picspace Cull reads the folder on your disk. Nothing is uploaded until you say “send the keepers”. The rejects never touch the internet.
Built for the pass you dread
RAW without the wait
Reads the embedded preview instead of decoding the whole file — full-screen frames in milliseconds, not seconds.
Keyboard, not mouse
Flag, reject, rate and move with one hand. The photo stays full-screen; nothing steals focus.
Compare side by side
Two near-identical frames, one keeper. Put them next to each other and zoom both at once.
Duplicate stacks
RAW+JPEG pairs and burst near-duplicates collapse into one stack, so you decide once instead of eight times.
Your files stay put
Nothing is renamed, moved or deleted on your disk. Picspace Cull reads; you stay in control.
Hand off in one step
Keepers upload straight into a Picspace gallery — already sorted, metadata intact, share link ready.
Cull today. Deliver today. Find forever.
Culling is the step before delivery — and it is where the hours go. Do it locally, hand the keepers to Picspace, and the same photos stay searchable for as long as you shoot.
Cull
0uploaded
Straight off the card, on your machine. Nothing leaves your disk until you pick the keepers.
Deliver
1link
The keepers land in a gallery. Your client opens one link — no account for them, and it does not expire.
Find forever
3seconds
Years later, the same photos answer a search: by face, by place, by what is in the frame.
Your next shoot: cull it in an hour, not an evening.
Point it at a folder. That’s the whole setup.
- RAWs never leave your disk
- Free, and not a trial
- Chrome & Edge today, Mac app soon